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June 1, 2006, 5:29 am PDT
People with Invisible Disabilities as well
Quote From: coolkaiI hear you. I'm 20 years old, overweight, crooked teeth and wild hair. I have a rare degenerative disease that slowly cripples the joints, and slows healing; so I have bony crooked fingers and some pretty nasty scars. I have often wondered what other people are thinking about me, do they see me as freakish or ugly? Then I realized that I didn't care. It doesn't matter what other people think of you. Why do the uniformed opinions of other stop you from living the life you want to live? no matter what you do or how you look, there will always be someone who's got a problem with it. I may not be a cover girl either, but I am a beautiful person, and I think you are too.... if you let yourself be a beautiful person I too suffer daily, weight, teeth, not as pretty, but I have come to accept ME, though the help of God, and there is a website, that offers many upbeat answers for people with disabilities, I do not believe we are allowed to place the site on these pages, but if you search with the title words, there is much comfort from the younger disable persons on this site! When I read the stories, I felt that these people had picked my brain as to how I felt! Which is still difficult to accept for me at times, but, I ask for God to help me and for me to hear him! Before I get the ton of bricks on my head for not paying attention with the first message, that I didn't follow with my heart! God's peace and Comfort to all who have so many problems! Remember God Really Does Not Make Junk!! He Loves Us, Unconditionally!! Prayers for your comfort!
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